1) opposed to something (averse)
2) in favour of established ways, customs etc and opposed to great or sudden change (conservative)
3) opposed to, showing no interest in, religion (irreligious)
4) showing no enthusiasm, interest etc; not willing to fight when attacked or opposed (passive)
5) a member of 'the Quakers' or the 'Society of Friends', a Christian group that holds informal meetings and is opposed to violence (quaker)
unhelpful or hurtful
unfavorable, antagonistic
belonging to, coming from, a foreign country
foreign
having two opposing ideas, opinions
conflicting
opposite to something
antagonistic; opposite
opposite to something
opposite, opposing
not the same (as a person, thing)
dissimilar, unlike
reluctant or unwilling
unwilling
(formed of parts) of different kinds
assorted, miscellaneous
being or appearing unfriendly
antagonistic, mean
not able or suitable to exist together
antagonistic, contradictory
(of a person, opinions, plans etc) that cannot reach an agreement
hostile, conflicting
unwilling; reluctant
against, averse
facing; front to front or back to back; other; different
unlike, conflicting; completely different
(slow to act because) unwilling
unenthusiastic, unwilling
causing a feeling of strong dislike
bad, obnoxious; hostile
competing (with); to be as good as (another person, thing)
opposing
not friendly
nasty, hostile
not like; different from
different
not willing (to do something)
not in the mood
